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Replying to: saddakota (Feb 28, 2007 2:51 pm) They found several places along the firewall, where screws didn't completely seal the holes they were anchored into. I don't know yet if they've cured the leak yet, because we haven't had any hard rains since the fix was done. I have no choice but to park across a hill at home, with the driver's side uphill, and passenger side downhill. It wouldn't surprise me if I still experience leaks, as I've often opened my D/S door after a rainstorm, only to have a stream of water run out along the seal (like it's been piling up against it). I'd rather find out sooner, rather than later, if I still have a problem. I may find out tomorrow, as we have a decent chance for rain, tonight.
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Replying to: dewaltdakota (Mar 01, 2007 8:32 am) When I called the dealership, the service manager asked me where it was coming in. I said that it looked like it was coming up over the weatherstripping, at the door threshhold. His response was "That's impossible!", which came across more like "You LIAR!"  They already owe me a new piece of plastic trim for the passenger side threshhold/kickpanel area, from where they cracked it while replacing the carpet. I've been jerked around over that, as well. For a "5-star dealership", this guy certainly isn't earning any points with me... The trim piece should be in early next week, at which time, they'll take another whack at fixing the leak.
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Replying to: dewaltdakota (Mar 02, 2007 1:10 pm) Regards, Dusty
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Replying to: dustyk (Mar 05, 2007 8:18 pm)
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Replying to: dewaltdakota (Mar 06, 2007 6:12 am) Have you looked in the cavity behind the left kick panel adjacent to the parking brake for water? The electrical harness from the drivers' door comes through a cab bulkhead, and runs downward in to the inside of the cab. Where the door harness breaks through the cab bulkhead is a large rubber grommet that is the air and water seal. This could be incorrectly installed and allowing water to run down the harness and in to the cab. Is there any water on the passenger side? A clogged plenum drain can cause water to build up in the heater housing and it will drip out of the lower heater outlets. Bests, Dusty
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Replying to: dustyk (Mar 13, 2007 3:08 am) |
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Replying to: dewaltdakota (Mar 02, 2007 1:10 pm)
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Replying to: pynazz (Mar 19, 2007 4:51 pm) |
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Just picked up my 06 clubcab Laramie 3weeks ago. Took it in yesterday for water dripping from the top screw cover on the drivers side grab bar every time it rained. They said the independant leak guy that comes in once a week resealed the windshield and the roof seam. Just gotta wait for rain to see?????? |
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I am trying to find a place to buy a Cup Holder for my 1997 Dodge Dakota. I cant seem to find a place where they sell them. Could you help me?? Thank You
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